Author
1936-06-03–2021-03-25
Also known as L. McMurtry, Larry Jeff McMurtry
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A way in
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A clearly attributed work with a supported 1966 catalog date.
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With Diana Ossana
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With Sophie Aslanides
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Readers in conversation
Public notes, reviews, lists, and conversations around Larry McMurtry.
Books about the kindling of the American soul.
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goes down so easy; classically good prose with no tricks, the likes of austen or munro. i fell right into mcmurtry's world and liked it there. i was surprised by how quickly i inhaled this novel, having begun with no particular interest in cowboys or westerns…
That’s the nice thing about Las Vegas, though. I was never talented like you are, I was just pretty. Nobody would have known what to do with me everywhere else, but here I got to be a feathered beauty.
I couldn't get my hand on Comanche Moon (it seems to be lost in the library system), so I jumped right to the last installment of the Lonesome Dove series. The old Captain Call is hired by the railway to eliminate a young Mexican train robber equipped with a…
Three old cowboys, one of them former Ranger, stopped by to see him in the first week. (...)he let them do the talking. He felt like an impostor. He was no longer the man who had lived the old times; he was no longer even the man who had killed Mox Mox. That…